2011 Map of Wynoochee Lake

About this map

Wynoochee Lake dominates this Olympic Peninsula landscape, formed by the substantial Wynoochee Dam at its southern end. The surrounding terrain is a network of managed forest lands and high ridges, including the prominent Three Peaks and Anderson Butte, where the Anderson Butte Lookout once provided a vantage point over the timberlands. Recreational access is detailed through several sites like Coho Campground and the Wynoochee Falls Campground. The water system is particularly intricate, showing the headwaters of the Wynoochee River and its various tributaries such as Sixteen Creek and Eleanor Creek. Further east, the Satsop Lakes and the West Fork Satsop River indicate the drainage patterns of this high-precipitation region, while the Wynoochee Shelter marks a point of refuge in the north.